Chapter 2 Test Flashcards
Particles Are always ______+________
Moving and have attraction
Shape and Volume of solids, liquids, and gases
Solids have both definite shape and volume.
Liquids only have a definite volume
Gases don’t have any definite shape or volume
Why Gas Volume can change
Gas molecules can expand to fill it’s container
Why can a basketball bounce high?
The basketball is under pressure and while the ball is bouncing the molecules are forced to hit each other.
Charle’s and Boyle’s Law
Charle’s Law is when the Temperature is rising the volume is also rising, the pressure stays the same.
Boyle’s Law is when the Volume is going down the pressure is going up, the temperature stays the same.
Two Types of Solids
Crystalline is when the molecules are neat and ordered
Amorphous is when the molecules aren’t neat
Speed and Movement/Attraction of Solids, Liquids, and gases
Solids vibrate are slow and have a lot of attraction
Liquids slide past each other have a medium speed and have a medium attraction
Gases fly around are really fast and the molecules have little attraction to each other
Balloon and sun
The balloon would expand because of Charle’s Law
The molecules would keep on expanding and the material of the balloon wouldn’t be able to withstand the pressure.
Classify Endo/Exo phase changes
Endo- Melting (Solid to Liquid), Vaporization (Liquid to Gas)
Sublimation (solid to a gas)
Exo- Freezing (Liquid to solid), Condensation (Gas to Liquid), Deposition (Gas to Solid)
Rank the speeds of a solid liquid and gas
1) Gas
2) Liquid
3) Solid